Sentence examples for a point of commonality from inspiring English sources

From the point of view of the Met, perhaps the greatest folly of the whole foolish affair was how it created a point of commonality between a 57-year-old, Rugby-educated Tory MP and a teenage boy from Brixton.

In thinking of artists who could be paired with programmers, who are typically defined as highly productive and math-oriented, Simon's methodology, which is marked by the rigorous gathering, comparison, and analysis of data, seemed to be a point of commonality.

In the best ones -- E. L. Doctorow's "Ragtime and Janet Lewiss's "Wife of Martin Guerre," for example -- history tends to fall away, leaving a story that embodies some strange otherness of consciousness and time where readers can simultaneously measure their distance from the past and find a point of commonality with it.

Recognizing that each potential formulation represents a different form of the underlying model and that the model serves as a point of commonality among all formulations allows us to develop a framework wherein multiple formulations can coexist and seamlessly share problem and solution information.

For two halves of a state with distinctly different cultures, the bridge is a point of commonality and literally brings residents together (though Yoopers do call downstate folks "trolls" for living "under the bridge").

With a keen sense of place and attention to land -- a point of commonality across Palestinian cinema -- Dabis forges new ground in American film with May in the Summer.

A desire to clean up the air is a rare point of commonality between developing and industrialized nations.

Yet another point of commonality, and difference, for the monotheistic faiths is the story of Noah, sacred history's first boat-builder.

Another key point of commonality between engineering design and scientific inquiry is that both emphasize learning by doing.

Sen. Sanders is another point of commonality for Garcia and Ramirez-Rosa: Both supported him in the 2016 presidential primary.

We have virtually no point of commonality with the barbarians of Isis, who stage their frequent beheadings with a grisly theatricality for video production.